Central’s 52-yard punt return seals 7 0 win over Wesleyan
Central’s Flying Dutchmen beat Iowa Wesleyan 7 to 0 in a pivotal Iowa conference game. Sophomore Dave Hay returned a 52-yard punt for the lone score with 11 minutes left in the second quarter. Dykstra forged five interceptions powering a stingy defense, while Weslayan threatened late but Central held. Coach Ron Schipper praised the defensive effort and noted ongoing focus on punt handling and reducing miscues.
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Central
Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan
Dave Hay
Hay
Northville
Mich
Rk de Cook
Bob Slykuis
Slykhuis
Kk Dykstra
Dykstra
Runnells
Tchdown
Denise
Wesleyan
Aho
Bob Pentice
Ron Schipper
Schipper
Monday Rites for Mrs Van Weelden
Mrs John Lyntje Spiering Van Weelden born August 21 1877 in Her Wynen The Netherlands died September 21 1962 at Pella Community Hospital aged 85. She married John Van Weelden August 1 1902 in Her Wynen and the couple came to the United States in 1916 settling in Pella for 46 years. Surviving: three sons Herman Dirk and Anne VanderWerff one daughter Mrs Hubert Janna VanderWerff twelve grandchildren 22 great grandchildren one brother Anie in The Netherlands. She was preceded in death by her husband one daughter Christina Mrs Albert Van Gorp one son James two grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. Services were held at the Pella Garden Chapel on Monday September 24 after a 1 p.m. prayer service from the family residence Rev Wilbur Ringwald officiated. Casket bearers were James and Robert Van Weelden John Van Gorp Marvin Vander Werff Lester Terlouw and William Van Zante. Interment was in Graceland Cemetery.
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John
Lyntje Spiering) van Weelden
Herwynen
Netherlands
Pella Community Hospital
John van Weelden
United States
Pella
Herman
Dirk
Anne
Lynnville
Hubert
Janna) VanderWerff
Anie
Christina
Albert’ van Gorp
James
Pella Garden Chapel
Xosidence
Rv. Wilbur
Ringwalda
Robert van Weelden
John van Gorp
Marvin Vander Werff
Lester Terlouw
William van Zante
Graceland Cemeery
Big Rock Park Program Shows Promise
Dick Vander Laan biology teacher at Pel la Christian High School leads an effort to catalogue all species in Big Rock Park. The 83 acre virgin timber area north of town may gain nature trails and a nature day camp with exploration crafts and exhibits. A shelter house is under consideration and a series of reports will share findings and experiences from the park.
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Big Rock
Dick Vander Laan
Pella Christian High School
Vander Laan
Biark
P. H. Kuyper
Big Rock Park
Cmtiseen
Chronicle News
Autumn Social at Third Reformed Church Planned
The Third Reformed Church plans its annual Autumn Social this Wednesday evening. The event, hosted by the churchwomen societies, will offer soups sandwiches and desserts with the church open to the public from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Third Reformed Church
Special Service at Gospel Chapel Tonight
Robert Crawford of Malvern Pa will bring a special message this Tuesday evening 7 45 at Gospel Chapel Crawford an evangelist and Bible teacher with years of experience ministering in the United States Canada and the British Isles
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Robert Crawford
Malvern
Gospel Chapel
Crawford
United States
Canada
British Isles
Van Zee Named To Farmers Home Admin Committee
Keith G. Van Zee of Pella has been named to Marion County Farmers Home Administration three member committee for a three year term starting July 1. He succeeds L Stanton Metcalf. other members are Worth A Darnell and Loren H Cummings. The committee reviews loan applications and advises on local policy. last year loans totaled 74575. Van Zee operates a 180 acre farm with corn oats beans hay and about 200 feeder pigs and cattle.
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Keith G. van Zee
Pella
Marion’ County Farmers Home Administration
Robert H. Russell
Mr. van Zee
L. Stanton Metcalf
van Zee
Worth A. Darnell
Knoxville
Loren H. Cummings
Farmers Home Administration
Tee
Marion County
Indians Defeat Dutch 26 to 9 and paving project begins
Concrete work starts on a 40 block paving plan as Jensen Construction completes preliminary street trades in Pella. The cement mixer and trucks arrived on east University street near the new high school. Contractor expects to finish by mid November if weather holds, laying about three blocks daily. Meanwhile, Pella's Fall Festival pie contest opens registrations with 17 days to prepare, judging held October 12 at the Legion Hall with cash prizes for top pies.
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Jensen Construction Co
Sioux City
Jensen Cement
Pella
East University Street
New High School
Pella Area
Legion Hall
Pella Eyes First Victory at Albia Friday
Pella seeks its first win as it travels to Albia after a 26 to 9 defeat at Indianola. Key plays included a 66 yard run by Butler and a 34 yard scoring sprint by Allsup, while Indianola dominated with 310 rushing yards and a late 80 yard drive that fell one yard short.
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Pella
Albia
P. Butler
Indianola
Butler
Allsup
Heisman
Choate
Adianola
Mark van Zemeren
Roger Stykhuis
Alls
Peterson
Feed Grain Outlook Sees Smallest Crop Since 1957
Uhrig says USDA now estimates feed grain production for 1962-63 at about 3.485 billion bushels of corn plus soybeans and wheat, down from August 1 and 1961, with corn over 70 percent of supply hitting new disappearance records due to heavy use and exports. Weather in August lowered yields. rains helped the Northeast a bit but most areas remained dry.
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Uhrig
USDA
Economist
Eagles fall ends season with 8-1 mark
Pella Christian Golden Eagles lose in the sectional semifinals to Fremont 4-1 to finish the fall baseball season at 8-1. Earlier wins over Fremont 10-2 and 4-3 highlighted a strong campaign led by Sandy De Haan and Lowell Dahm, with De Haan taking the loss and Bob Swanson earning the win in the semifinal. The Eagles collected four hits and committed three errors in the setback.
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Martyn Nymeyer
Wesleyan
Bob
Charlie Stykhuis
de Cook
Bruce Heerema Frain
Tom Heatherington
Pella Christian Golden Eagles
Fremont
Eagles
Sandy de Haan
Bob Swanson
Blakesburg
P.C
Ottumwa
Moravia
Dennis Brass
Lowell Dahm
Don Ver Meer
Case de Haan
Bryce Menninga
Henry van Weelden
Marv Slings
Bob Zylstra
Ray Pethoven
Sandy
Red Rock petition warns of Declaration of Taking rights
The Red Rock group denounces the Declaration of Taking used by Army Engineers claiming it violates Due Process, Just Compensation, and Trial by Jury. They urge Congress to repeal the law and restore three core constitutional rights. The piece frames Constitution week with emphasis on property rights and federal procedures.
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Red Rock
United States
Army
Star Chamber
Secretary of the Army
Congress
Marion County Women Republican Club elects officers
The Marion County Women's Republican Club elected officers September 18 in Knoxville with Evan Hultman Iowa attorney general and candidate for re election as guest speaker. Officers include Elmer Vermeer president Luanna Garden chaplain J M Comer secretary H W Vriexelaar historian and Margaret Palmer Knoxville elected. others Gene Stientjes Pella treasurer and Knoxville second vice publicity chair unnamed.
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Evan Hultman
Iowa
Marion County Women’s Republican Club
Knoxville
Hultman
J. M. Comer
Elmer Vermeer
Pella
H. W. Vriexelaar
Otley
Luanna Garden
Margaret Palmer
Knoxvill
Gene Stientjes
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